The phrase "action referred" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to reference a specific action mentioned earlier in a text, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In the report, the action referred was not executed as planned."
Alternatives: "mentioned action" or "cited action".
This latest episode is part of the "legal action" referred to in the document.
They offered a private milieu for complaints and, when cases required further action, referred them to appropriate authorities.
The controlled attractor with initial rectifying action, referred to as initial rectified attractor (IRA) in this Letter, is introduced for the purpose of chaos synchronization.
Relief shall not be granted in any action referred to in subparagraph (A), (C), or (E) unless the person seeking such relief establishes that the Association acted in reckless or deliberate disregard of applicable law.
An order or judgment of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia in any action referred to in this section shall be reviewable in accordance with sections 1291, 1292, and 1294 of title 28.
Correction: July 6 , 2003 Sunday A timeline last Sunday recalling moments in the history of affirmative action referred incorrectly to a body formed under the Kennedy administration by Executive Order 10925.
A "bio-break" refers to a trip to the bathroom, and "client/server action" refers to sex.
Idea into action refers to the quest to translate ideas (principles, plans, good intentions, etc). into action on the ground.
Legal action refers to any legal step, from serving an eviction notice to taking the tenant to court.
All seven companies declined to comment on the senators' action, referring inquiries to a trade association, the Health Industry Group Purchasing Association.
"Now we have to go to the vote," Mr. Berlusconi said after the Senate action, referring to an election.
